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Jury is was dismissed and a juror was dismissed and replaced with an alternate the question is why because of a bribery attempts. >> now that juror known as juror number 52 told the fbi that a woman rang their doorbell the night before. journals was not home at the time, but a relative answered the door and that's when the woman handed over a gift bag with a curly ribbon. images of flowers and butterflies and told the relative it was a quote present for juror number 52, and that's not all. >> they said. there'll be more if juror number 52 voted to acquit. >> and what was that present? it was $...

One thing ambassador sondland said was a confirm example of quid pro quo is the white house communicated to ukrainian president zelensky's administration that unless he announced he was investigating some of the president's political rivals, he wouldn't be able to have a meeting at the white house with president trump. a lot of the conversation about potential bribery attempts or quid pro quos has focused on the dollar figure of the military aid to the ukrainians, but at that point over the summer it was important to kiev that zelensky get a meeting in the white house with trump. i think we mi...

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Without imposing unnecessary and unreasonable losses on the president-elect and his family. >> that position prompted this response from the head of the office of government ethics walter schaub. >> the president is now entering a world of public service. he's going to be asking his own appointees to make sacrifices. he's going to be asking our men and women in uniform to risk their lives in conflicts around the world. so, no, i don't think divestiture is too high a price to pay to be the president of the united states of america. >> here are the really important takeaways and what we learned ...